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Dynamic mechanical analysis (DMA) or dynamic thermomechanometry

  • Brown M
Springer Netherlands, (1988), 69-80
DOI: 10.1007/978-94-009-1219-9_8
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Abstract

One of the techniques of thermomechanical analysis, described earlier in chapter 7, involves measurement of the change of a dimension of the sample as the load on the sample is increased, while the temperature is held constant. This is effectively the determination of a stress-strain curve for the sample. The load is related to the applied stress (force/area) and the change in dimension is related to the strain (elongation/original length).

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Brown, M. E. (1988). Dynamic mechanical analysis (DMA) or dynamic thermomechanometry. In Introduction to Thermal Analysis (pp. 69–80). Springer Netherlands. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-1219-9_8

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